dbm5

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   by dbm5 2mo ago

   I use em dashes all the time. That was not claude.
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   by dbm5 2mo ago

   Not sure if it is worth it for your use case, but I was successful in creating a virtual display - second screen - and putting the window there. That did work. I was trying to get kb input and mouse clicks to work, but then realized that th
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   by dbm5 2mo ago

   not on macos
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   by dbm5 2mo ago

   Same issue — I never found a way around the clamp. I park the window's top-left at (maxX - 1, maxY - 1) of the union of all displays' CGDisplayBounds, i.e. just inside the bottom-right corner of the whole arrangement. The clamp is
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   Show HN: SpinWin – A macOS menu bar app to visually rotate or spin any window(github.com)

   37 points by dbm5 2mo ago|16 comments
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   by dbm5 9y ago

   While I understand your skepticism, there are a few use cases for which I use HA which would be either painful manually, or would require alternate devices such as timers/etc: 1 - outside lights - various lights which light our home&#x
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   by dbm5 10y ago

   Very cool; currently the bash script assumes the old "OS X" naming convention of the installation app. To make it work with "macOS" Sierra, some simple changes are required.
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   by dbm5 10y ago

   Instead, MS should create a properly supported Win ABI for Linux. That might actually be useful.
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   by dbm5 10y ago

   https://github.com/jdberry/tag